Sania Rafiq
Analyst
Sania is passionate about deriving innovative ideas using rigorous and sound economic, financial, and circular approaches.
Sania is an economic and financial analyst in Castalia’s Asia-Pacific Practice. She provides support for projects based in Australia and Southeast Asia.
She recently finished her Master’s in Applied Economics degree from the Australian National University (ANU). While at ANU, Sania worked as a Research Assistant at the John Mitchell Economics of Poverty Lab and contributed to projects including the Charitable Tax Credit Program analysis of Arizona and the COVID tracing experiment in the City of Louisville.
Sania is driven to find solutions to the complex problems of the world. She is passionate about intertwining her knowledge with real-time questions to achieve results that bring about a change.
Q&A
What are your hobbies or interests?
Cooking, shopping, traveling, and watching East-Asian dramas!
If you could have one single superpower, what would it be?
To be able to get anywhere within a blink of an eye!
If you could rid the world of one thing, what would it be?
Terrorism
